Vehicle Routing¶
Toth, P., & Vigo, D. (2014). Vehicle Routing: Problems, Methods, and Applications.
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Primes¶
- Batch Processing
- Logistics — delivery routes that visit many addresses per trip, courier consolidation, and container shipping, all amortising the per-trip fixed cost.
This sourceStandard reference for routing and consolidation that amortizes a per-trip fixed cost over many delivery stops.
- Logistics — delivery routes that visit many addresses per trip, courier consolidation, and container shipping, all amortising the per-trip fixed cost.
- Path
- In logistics every dispatched route is a path through the road or distribution network, optimised against cost, time, and capacity.
This sourceStandard reference for dispatched routes as paths through a road/distribution network optimised against cost, time, and capacity (the vehicle-routing problem as a generalization of shortest-path).
- In logistics every dispatched route is a path through the road or distribution network, optimised against cost, time, and capacity.
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